Comments on: What is a true survivalist

By: hawkins

hawkins — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 22:29:36 +0000

Look I keep myself busy by reading books and then going out and try out what I’ve learned from the book. What I found out was through trial and error I found out what worked and what didn’t. Hell I even learned some survival tips from some movies and they worked well enough. Never stop learning is the key.

By: Jonathan Deleon

Jonathan Deleon — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 17:29:33 +0000

I’m preparing, somewhat have most of my gear. I’m always finding new stuff to add to my gear. I have a theory that, if your in a situation like the apocalypse. You can’t take everything with you, and yet you need as much to survive as you can carry. I’ve learned that smaller things tend to pack easier. More items also. If you have a pretty good sized pack, this works out great. I think most hunters, outdoorsman, hikers and the like will survive extremely well. People that aren’t accustomed to that lifestyle will suffer greatly. Luckily, I know how to fish, hunt, live off the land, build a shelter. I would not stay in the city. My ideal place would be the mountains, near a water source, where no one can find me. You have water, food, shelter supplies. No thugs, gangs, desperate people looking to work you over. I have friends who are ready to pull up and go at the drop of a dime. Sticking together will go a long way. If you ain’t got the heart, or mind capacity for this kind of endeavor your a lost cause.

By: mike paslay

mike paslay — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 09:45:30 +0000

being a survivalist is knowing when and how to take care of the situatins at hand . being able to leave everything behind and just go that means freinds and family if need be if there not ready when you are they get left its all about surviving whats happened or what going to happen and when you do go you need to trust everyone withyou race does not matter at that point being a well oiled machine does

By: Wolfe

Wolfe — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 07:14:07 +0000

You forgot one, one that is the hardest to do. A survivalist doesn’t stand alone. He/she finds good friends he/she can trust and support. Who also prepare.